Our ‘What To Watch Film & TV’ List Highlights ‘Zero Day,’ ‘The Dwen Curry Story,’ and ‘Cassandra’

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Another week, another set of binge-worthy releases. Whether you’re into gripping political thrillers, revealing biopics, or dark psychological dramas, we’ve got you covered. Here are our top three picks for ‘What to Watch’ this week.
Netflix’s highly anticipated limited series “Zero Day” is finally here, and you don’t want to miss it. Starring Robert De Niro in his first-ever major TV role, the show follows a former U.S. president pulled out of retirement to investigate a massive cyberattack that could have global consequences. With an all-star cast, including Angela Bassett, Lizzy Caplan, and Jesse Plemons, “Zero Day” is a fast-paced political thriller that feels eerily relevant in today’s digital age. If you love shows like “House of Cards” or “The Night Agent,” this one’s a must-watch.
BET+ brings an electrifying true-crime biopic with Fighting to Be Me: The Dwen Curry Story, chronicling the rise and fall of celebrity stylist Dwen Curry. Known for working with icons like LisaRaye McCoy, YoYo, Missy Elliott, and Mariah Carey, Dwen built a glamorous empire—but behind the scenes, she was living a double life.
Forced to leave Detroit for Oakland in the early ’90s, Dwen found success as a salon owner and fashion force, but her hunger for wealth and security led her to a secret world of crime. As the mastermind of an underground criminal syndicate known as The Gay Gangsters, she orchestrated a multimillion-dollar fraud operation while navigating love, family, and her journey to embracing her transgender identity.
Definitely add this one to your watch list.
Looking for something on the trilling side? Netflix’s “Cassandra” is a psychological thriller that will keep you glued to your screen. Netflix’s newest limited thriller series follows a family, who moves into the oldest smart home in Germany, decades after the original owner dies. The AI household helper awakens and is resolved to never be alone again.
From high-stakes political drama to real-life inspiration and psychological suspense, this week’s lineup has something for everyone. Which one are you watching first? Let us know in the comments.
Check out the trailers for this week’s picks below: